Updates to Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro Arrive

On MacBreak Weekly, Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Alex Lindsay, and Jason Snell talk about the latest updates to Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro.
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[@billgrey]

Love the Gehrig replay at the end! Leo....I've been listening/watching since the radio days..... I think that was back in the 80's..... KNBR? Can't quite remember

[@jasonwilliamson1396]

I wish Logic would add some features that people want that Cubase has. I'm a user of logic since the early 90's. I really wished that there were more Speaker controls, talkback controls, built in vocalign, Mixdown autonaming, being able to make your master any bus output. Put standard effects into the sampler, quicksampler....I'd be a happy happy and gladly even pay for the upgrade.

[@mpmarvin999]

Last time I used Final Cut was really in college (early 90's) when a few broke as hell friends and I "found" it laying around on the internet. Final Cut is, or was, very intuitive to me. I'm using the free version of Resolve now, only really editing once in a blue moon. Resolve is way more complicated to me I must admit. I haven't really dedicated any time into though. Just enough to get a job done and then I don't touch it for another eleven months. I really do want to get into though. Really want to learn color grading and all that. (Why? I don't know. I'm never going to do this commercially and barely do it for the rare projects I do now. And I mean RARELY)

[@AtortAerials]

Final Cut on iPad sucks so badly! Least intuitive app ever. Resolve on iPad Pro is AMAZING zero comparison. Desktop Final Cut is good. Resolve another level always still.